Sentence examples for wrong edition from inspiring English sources

That would have been my real-life Life Skills class, except it's the wrong edition: I live four hundred miles from my mom and work more than full-time, so the proximity and flexibility that made that kind of care-taking possible for my parents and their parents isn't an option for me.

The only thing that including these sort of cross-references accomplishes is to tell the reader that they bought the wrong edition of this book: "If you had bought the paper book, this is where we would give you some useful information.

What Could Possibly Go Wrong (October 2015 Edition).

That said, for the 4-year-old devotee, there's nothing wrong with a sturdier edition, and there's always the precocious 2-year-old to consider.

An article yesterday about Senator John Kerry's listing of meetings with lobbyists gave a wrong spelling in some editions for the middle name of the lobbyist who heads the Washington firm of Patton Boggs.

An article on Tuesday about the candidacy of Andrew Unanue, a political novice who moderate Republicans in New Jersey say has the best chance to defeat Frank Lautenberg, a Democrat and the state's senior United States senator, gave the wrong year in some editions for a bid by Murray Sabrin, a conservative Republican candidate for the Senate seat, for governor as a Libertarian.

The face accompanying our Face value in the print edition last week was the wrong one.

The only thing she gets wrong isn't in the British edition: Britons would not be so refined about grammar as to say 'as'as

And if we're wrong, you can always switch the edition you're looking at with the toggle-switch at the top of the page.

And get it wrong they do: the Picador 1986 edition of Raymond Carver's Fires was "an inspired mistake," adorned by Frans Masereel's woodcuts.

Storey promised readers in the first edition that, if things went wrong, "the Echo would try its best to put them right".